Thomas Warwick
I'm a graduate Master of Chemistry who defected to the world of biosciences to complete a Ph.D. in Structural Biology at the University of Nottingham. My expertise lies in the structural analysis of chemicals, membrane proteins, and protein/DNA complexes via X-ray crystallography. Applications of these structures include therapeutic intervention of bacterial diseases, photovoltaic materials, and allosteric ion-receptors. When I'm not applying my faculties to all things protein expression, I am usually cycling, camping, or drinking tea.
Articles by Thomas Warwick:
Crystallize Your Protein–DNA Complex by Optimizing These Key Parameters
Looking to engineer a crystal? Here are some key parameters to optimize to give you the maximum chance of success at crystallizing protein DNA–complexes.
Improving the Expression of Insoluble and Inactive Proteins Using Osmotic Shock
Discover a better way to improve the expression of your insoluble and inactive proteins using osmotic shock.
Working with Membrane Proteins: Tips for Expressing, Extracting, and Purifying Your Membrane Protein Sample
Working with membrane proteins can be tricky. Read on to get tried-and-tested tips and tricks for expressing, extracting, and purifying these water-phobic proteins.
